Arguing with Statists: How Statism Obfuscates Good Intent with Political Objectives

Sunday, April 22, 2012

Posted by M. D. Roe

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Obfuscation of intent in political objectives is a hallmark of statism and one of the primary methods by which statist politicians will push forward their own careers or the statist agenda, cogently or not. This occurs on both the left and the right of the statist political spectrum. ... + continue reading

Antistate of the Union

Thursday, April 19, 2012

Posted by M. D. Roe

Statist Politics

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I address the nation, alien to it. With much apprehension I do this for I question the very foundation of its singularity. I am not impressed by its guns, its agents of enforcement, its character, its "concern" for the "well-being" of its citizens, contortion... + continue reading

The Immorality of the Social Contract

Wednesday, April 18, 2012

Posted by Alexandros A

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Today there has been a lot of talk about a "Social Contract". A contract that binds all people and is supposedly something all people must adhere to or else suffer punishment by the state. The Social Contract was a theory first espoused by political philosopher Jean-Jacques Rousseau and,... + continue reading

Democrats and Republicans are Identical

Monday, April 16, 2012

Posted by M. D. Roe

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Democrats and Republicans are the exact same and they do not even realize it. Do you find this statement offensive? Good, continue to read. Are you a libertarian who does not believe this to be true but are not offended by it? Suspend your disbelief for a moment and continue to read as... + continue reading

Critique of "Can Agorism Eliminate the State?"

Sunday, April 15, 2012

Posted by M. D. Roe

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The internet, much like the people and society it reflects, is brimming with misconceptions. Luckily, many of those who maintain them are very aware of their own limited experience and reading on the subject for which they might be confused. When this is the case, it is far simpler to correct their... + continue reading

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A Proposition for Solving the Poverty & Upward Mobility Problems

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Welfare is a vital part of a socialist democracy. The end result of a socialist democracy is the destruction of independence and the daily use of governmental force. Privacy, if not... + continue reading

Statist Politics

Arguing with Statists: How Statism Obfuscates Good Intent with Political Objectives

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Antistate of the Union

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Democrats and Republicans are Identical

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The True Moderates: How the Only Measure of Extremism is in Advocation for the Use of Force

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War

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The Drone Wars

Sunday, 2012/04/15 - 0 comment(s)

The use of “predator” unmanned flying drones for the purpose of “targeted” assassination has become the standard bearer for American anti-terror strategy. It has been... + continue reading

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The Immorality of the Social Contract

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Critique of "Can Agorism Eliminate the State?"

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Virtues Of An Individual That Contribute Toward Freedom And How To Encourage Them

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What is a Libertarian?

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Dr. Noamsky or How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the State

Sunday, 2012/04/15 - 0 comment(s)

In this video, Noam Chomsky talks about stealing the term "Libertarian" the way socialists stole "Liberal" before. Unsubsidized, not state subsidized,... + continue reading

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Restitution and Corporations as Individuals

Sunday, 2012/04/15 - 0 comment(s)

The biggest problem with the justice system, is the argument for deterrence often used as a reasoning for punishment and detainment of prisoners, it does little for the immediate victim.... + continue reading